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Import video to Premier Pro

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Can anyone give me some advice on how to get video into the proper format to import into Premier Pro. I have a sony camcorder and have produced some home videos. However, when I attempt to import the video into PPro, it states it is in an invalid format. Was hoping someone here could help me with a workflow that would get the video in the proper format so that I could get it into PPro. Thanks.
 

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